Thursday, January 04, 2007

iWoz: Book Report Part I

I was no good at writing book report. Actually that should come across as pretty obvious.

I checked out iWoz a few days ago. The book isn't like Shakespeare or something and perhaps just because of that it's very readable to me. iWoz is an autobiography of Steve Wozniak, the other Steve that founded Apple.

... to be contined.

6 comments:

  1. spend your times in study Dow Jones and US mutual fund, tell us your analysis, it's more healthy for you and us. For me, I spent HK$2000 monthly in subscribe the Citicorp Legg Mason US Aggresssive Growth Fund A - Ordinary, it's my contribution to the US economy

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  2. If you want some nice returns, just pick a freaking mutual fund and goes with it. You spend maybe 30 minutes researching and you are done.

    If you want to pick stocks and rides and highs and lows (and feel free to lose your shirts and pants). Hey, that's one man's opinion.

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  3. Our learnt friend Vincent got his money from his rich client by picking the highs and lows, he used his fingers, ruler and nose to get the money.

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  4. Anonymous5:57 PM

    In the wake of 911, I sld GS stock at 79 and told my colleagues so and my colleagues did likewise. When the price slumped to 70, I told everyone to get in. I went so far as opening an acct in the firm (believe it or not, I don't have a trading acct with GS). Because some mixup, my account didn't get opened in time and the price jumped to 74. Right now, is it trading at 200? I am not sure. In retrospect, I would have gotten out at 90 or even 80. I don't regret such things. What I care most is: when you tell someone to get in, you should also tell him/her when to get out. This is just a philosophy in life.


    Vincent

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  5. An exit strategy so to speak.

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  6. Now I prefer to spend sometimes in studying the horses for tomorrow, HK$45 million if you get the 9 correct no

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